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Tunes Tuesday: Kai Nanfelt - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Down cover art. Photo by Victoria Fernandes. You’ve been away from making your own music for a little bit. What made you decide it was time to return? I’ve spent years working in music PR, and for a while that felt like a way to keep one foot in my dream without fully going after it myself. I love helping artists tell their stories, but every project that came across my desk was also a reminder that I wasn’t pursuing my own. I never stopped writing songs. I just kept telling myself I’d share the
Gary Sinise performs for veterans with the Lt. Dan Band in Newport - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Gary Sinise before performing in Newport with the Lt. Dan Band. In 1994, Forrest Gump was released. The now iconic film followed the life of its title character as he found himself in one transformative situation after another. One of those situations was enlisting in the U.S. Army and serving in the Vietnam War, where he meets Lieutenant Dan Taylor. Gary Sinise, the actor who portrayed Lt. Dan, has long been a supporter of veterans, making his role in the film that much more important. In the y
Rhode Island Rob is Ready to Represent His State on 'Survivor' - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Antonson with supplies on the first day of Survivor. Photo: Robert Voets/CBS ©2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Don’t let the accent fool you, Rob Antonson isn’t from Boston. The season 51 Survivor contestant is from Rhode Island, Providence to be specific, and has resided in Cumberland for the last seven years. Despite his smallest state roots, Antonson has worked for Boston Logan International Airport for the last 11 years, giving him that Massachusetts edge picked up by all who
Find Your New Fit at Studio Milano - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Vintage clothing and knickknacks share space with Italian posters and retro magazines in Studio Milano, a new store in East Providence. Photography courtesy of Studio Milano. It was never Maya Milano’s intention to own a secondhand clothing store. The twenty-three-year-old moved to the United States from Bologna, Italy, six years ago to play college softball in New Mexico. But after three ACL injuries, she had to pivot from the sport she adored. With a graphic design degree under her belt, Milan
Tunes Tuesday: Lucinda Williams - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Lucinda Williams. Photo by Mark Seliger. Regarding her feelings towards the state of the world, Lucinda Williams is as mortified as anyone. The Grammy Award winning singer songwriter put that anger and worry into an album, fittingly titled “Worlds Gone Wrong,” which she released in early 2026. The album, mixed by frequent collaborator Ray Kennedy, is a protest album with lyrics articulating feelings of hope and despair while covering issues of race, poverty and struggle in the United States curr
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